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Read moreOne of Malawi’s leading tobacco buyers, JTI Leaf Malawi on Wednesday, handed over motorcycles to winners in the companies’ promotion...
Read moreThe Media Network on Tobacco (MNT) has encouraged farmers to use Live Barns, popularly known as dzigafa za moyo, as...
Read moreMinister of Agriculture Sam Kawale has denied allegations that government is favouring the Central Region in the implementation of Mega...
Read moreEmily, a 35-year-old smallholder farmer, lives in Chiwamba, Traditional Authority Chimutu in Lilongwe district. She cultivates a 1.5-acre farm, growing...
Read moreThe Ministry of Agriculture has advised tobacco farmers to take proper care of their leaf during reaping and grading to...
Read moreMalingana ndi kukwera kwa mitengo ya feteleza m'dziko muno, bungwe la Centre for Environmental Policy and Advocacy (CEPA) lalimbikitsa alimi...
Read moreGenetically modified (GM) variety of maize that is resistant to pests has the potential to increase crop yield in Malawi....
Read moreWith just days to the opening of the 2023/2024 tobacco marketing season, one of the country's leading tobacco buyers, JTI...
Read moreThe Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) has commended National Bank of Malawi (NBM) Plc for its dedication...
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